What is a box canvas?
A box canvas, also known as a profile or gallery canvas, is a type of art canvas with a thicker stretcher bar that provides more depth than a standard stretched canvas.
- This added depth allows artists to paint the sides of the canvas, creating a finished look that can be hung without a frame.
- Box canvases offer a bolder, gallery-like presentation, are generally more stable, and are built to withstand heavy-duty art techniques.
GK Box Canvas - 18x24 Inch
Everything has been simplified and made very easy to complete.
- Choose your desired size, thickness, orientation, quantity (number of duplicates), suggest your preferred colors, add some wording, etc. Need to see a few examples of different print sizes to get a better idea of what you can purchase to fit your needs? Click here to view my official sizing scales.
- After completing your purchase, please be sure to submit your images/photos to gkworkflow22@gmail.com
- Your project's artwork/layout will then be designed.
- You will be sent a test render of your art so that you can approve or disapprove the art work that has been done. This will be your free chance to request any changes before your project is actually printed or framed.
- After your project is fully produced, printed, and completed it will be shipped to your preferred address. Over night shipping is also an option (for an additional fee). Your project can also be picked up at a designated location if you are local.
Image Requirements:
You should send me good/clear images and photos with good lighting to work with. I can do a better job on your project than I could do if send me bad/blurry/dark images and photos to work with. Please be logical and keep all of this in mind, especially if you are planning to purchase one of the larger project sizes.
- The completion of a Beloved Canvas/Wall Art Project includes/requires pixels.
- In other words, I need good pixels to produce good work.
- I need to be able to clearly see your images in order to be able to produce your project as accurately as possible.
What are example of bad images/photos/pixels?
- A blurry image that is too small or low in pixels (which might look like it was taken by a flip phone's camera back in the days).
- A dark image that does not have enough light/shows no exact clarity of the person, which is very much needed in order to create an artistic expression of the person.
What size images and photos/pixels are acceptable?
It's not very difficult at all.
I usually only need basic and decent images to complete a project.
I have listed my preferences, in order from most to least preferred photo sizes/pixels.
- Pro quality camera images (Usually about 1500 pixels and up).
- Standard quality images from online sources such as social media, etc. (Usually about 950 pixels and up). Sometimes photos/images tend to shrink in size/quality after they have been originally uploaded to social media you. This may also happen after they have been downloaded from social media.
- Basic quality images from a smart phone or device (Usually about 600-700 pixels and up).
- Old physical photos can be scanned and converted for projects as well. You also have the option to scan and send me your digitally converted images or you can send me copies of your images to scan them for your project.
If you are not sure if your image is good enough, please send it to the listed email address gkworkflow22@gmail.com.
I will then view your images in order to see if they are clear enough to use for your project.
